I just got my just got dinner. So hopefully I can not eat this live. But um, I went live. I don't know if I put it in here, but I went live on Monday, because sorry on Friday, because I got an email from Ticketmaster and that they were giving additional tickets, not giving them but they had additional tickets, right. And if you haven't heard my story Long story short, I totally did the Taylor Swift ticket purchase, I got all the way to check out I had floor seats, it was
seamless, it was fine. Put in my credit card information, boom kicked out back to the beginning of the queue. And then by the time I got back, nothing was left by the time I got to the Capital One, nothing was left. So they sent me an email and a text and say, go like get in queue for your, for your tickets on Friday. And I when I did this on Friday, I went live and I said, I had two options I could go up to I think $500 Or I could go up to $1,200. And for my tickets, and I had no idea where
the seats would be. So it was like this trust thing, right? Like I I had to trust the process, which I know a lot of times we say that in mentorship and and programs and being a business owner. And it's so true. Because I had to say to myself, am I willing to get nosebleeds and potentially pay $1,200 for nosebleeds? Am I
willing to take that risk? Am I am a confident enough and myself that I have been to enough Taylor Swift concerts that I know that I will make the best out of whatever seats we get. Right? I will make the best out of whatever seats I get, even if they're nosebleed. And even if some reason Ticketmaster is charging me 1200 For nosebleeds. Right. And so I had this, you know, I hope we get the tickets,
but we didn't know. And what I think a lot of times this is like is like when we join a program we join a mastermind when we join something we don't know the ROI, like we don't know what the experience is going to be. But a lot of times the experience is not just what the mentor is there for, but it's also how much you participate. How much you go all in. What do you want your experience to look like? Do you want to get to know other people? Or do you want to sit and like not talk to
anybody? Right? So there are so many options that we can do. It's just what are we willing to do? How much are we willing to give? How much are we willing to put ourselves all in on that experience? And that's what I did with the Taylor Swift tickets. That's why it wasn't a gamble to me. So today, get back from Queen Khan. This is Queen calm. This is not normal everyday. Chrissy Megan. So get back from Queen con. And I check my email. Ticketmaster, we charged your card. And I'm like,
Oh, okay. Like, less than $900. And I'm like, okay. All right. We'll get to yes. Yay. Right. And I was, I was doing something else. And I was multitasking, as per usual, and I go to look, and I'm like, what? These are floor seats. These are freaking floor seats. Like I got floor seats. Like I never expected to get floor seats. And I never would have got floor seats. Had I not taken a chance had I not known that no matter where my seats were
right. No matter where my seats were that I was gonna make the best out of this experience. This was my this is the summer before my daughter's senior year. And I knew we were going to like live it up and have so much fun and go out to a nice dinner and and have it have a nice hotel, and we were going to make the best out of it. floor seats, which I didn't think was an option. Regular seats. I don't know what the lower bowl seats, upper bowl seats,
nosebleeds, whatever. And I look at the map of Cincinnati, and I look and I'm like, what, what those are like almost the exact seats I had in my cart. Maybe Ticketmaster knew, I don't know. Maybe they felt sorry for me. I don't know. But those are the exact seats that I had in my cart before all the issues went down the day that that Ticketmaster had a fiasco. And I just think it's a testament again, any thing that you do, are you willing to go in all in
on the experience? Or are you sitting back saying I'm going to see if this is going to work out for me. I'm going to wait and see if If I make more money, I'm going to wait and see if I feel good about this person. I'm gonna wait and see if I get more followers, I'm gonna wait and see if like everything is wait and see if and just like this experience I went into I went in with, I'm going to have a good
time no matter what. And when I usually in programs, when I pay for mentorship, I'm gonna get an ROI. It may not be while I'm in the container, it may be a year later, but I am going to get a return on my investment 100% all the time, I never have not gotten a return on investment. So I want you to ask yourself this. Are you willing to take a chance on you? Like, do you know that you go all in with every
experience that you do? Or are you waiting on the what ifs or when this happens, I will think this was worth my money. A lot of times, we just don't go all in. And we're not taking the risk. Or we're waiting on proof that it worked. When that if we are all in on the experience. It's always going to work more all in on the experience. It's always going to have growth with it. Growth is more than the money. Yes, we all need money to
live on. I get that. But this entrepreneur, business owner journey is so much more than the money. The money is a nice perk, but getting this and our emotional intelligence and going all in at every experience and understanding that I'm going to grow from everything that I do. That's the real ROI, my friends. And when you get that kind of growth, the sales come when you
have that kind of growth. You get more followers you get more clear you get more confident in every single thing that you do, because you know that you're an investment. You're never gamble